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THEN AND NOW.
Features of the First Constitutional CeIe-
bration Century Ago.

icopV'gat, 1887. BY tie California Associa,sa Press
PHILADELPHIA. September 12th.-fSpecial /
The Times, in advocating large industrial dis
play at the Constitutional Centennial celebra-
ton this week, says. editorially Our fore
lathe $, IN their great celebration of the adop-
lion OF the Constitution century ago possessed
q Large measure of common sense 1t would
horrify our fastidious people now to see our
great brewers OF beer in procession on Thursday
with flags inscribed '' Beer" Ale'' and Por-
ter with the words, i" Proper Drink for Ameri-
Cans" But that is just what the founders of
the republic did in the grand Philadelphia in
dustr1al procession century ago, and nearly
every trade took advantage of the occasion to
push business, patriotism and constitutional
government all together. Preparations for the
great celebration this week are nearly com
pleted.
The Press prints an account of the origin of
the celebration. 1t was first suggested by Jesse
+, Peyton, of Haddonfeld, N. j., who gave the
idea to the Legislature at Trenton, and on June
z 1880 that body passed a resolution inviting the
cooperation of the thirteen original States In
adopting measures to celebrate the event
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PACIFIC COAST.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES IN ALL
QUARTERS.
Circus Men Raiding Faro Banks
The Feather River Tunnel-The
Citrus Fair Rivals.
IsazCIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RHooRD-uNroN.l
Iss4uAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RsooRD-uNroN.l
TWO LIVES.
Fatal Shooting in Winnemucca, Followed
by Suicide.

WISSEaUocA New September 12th-A miner
named John Sheridan came here from Lewis on
Friday. Yesterday he fell in with a painter
named Charley Young. In the afternoon Young
slapped Sheridan once or twice in the face and
kept following him. Sheridan told him to let
him alone, but Young would not desist Sheri-
dan then drew six-shooter and shot Young in
the abdomen, the ball entering the pelvic cavity,
infiicttng q wound that will prove fatal. Sheri-
dan then left town for the mountains but was
followed by Sheriff Fellows and posse on horse
back, and was overt iken two miles from town
in the sagebrush. Sheridan braudished his pis-
tol to intimidate his pursuers, but finding they
the head. dying instantly The Coroner's in
quest developed the fact that he was native of
Maryland. aged about so years. The opinion of
witnesses Is that Sheridan was justified in shoot
ing Young
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ORANGE BELTS.
OrOville Contests the Claim of Marysvine
to the Citrus Fair.

to the Citrus Fair.
ORoyILLE, September l2th.-The Mercury will
tomorrow contain a long communication from
Senator A. T. Jones, proposing Citrus Fair to
be held in this town about the middle of Decem-
Der. Senator Jones proposition is that the ex-
hlbition be held under a great canvas, that
special railroad rates be secured, ETC., and Yuba
Butte, Tehama, Shasta and Colusa counties ali
combine to make the fair a success
He argues that Oroville and Thermslito have
done more than any other locality in Northern
California to prove that citrus fruits can be sue
cessfully and profitably grown in this section of
the State, and hence that locality is entitled to
hold a citrus fair and to have the help of the
counties named.
The communication is written as a reply to
the Marysville Appears suggestion that citrus
fair be held in the latter city this winter.
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San jose Fires,

lCopyioai, 1887, by ute California Associated Press
SAN JOSE, September 12th.-About O'Clock
this evening cottage en- Fifth street. near ST.
James, owned and occupied by Mrs. H. Barnes
was burned with most OF its contents
small barn belonging to Mr.. MITCHELL on
Second street. near Reed, was burned this after
noon, caused by child playing with matches
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THE HoOsrEgs RKArRr

1SDIANoPoIIs, September 18th - The home
team did nothing with Keefes pitching to-day
until the eighth inning, when he was hit hard
by Healy and leery. Their hits, however did
not count, the umpire calling the game on ac-
count OF darkness, and threw off the last two
runs. sco:e-New York 8, Indianapolis >
ASSOCIATION dAnEs.
New YORK The Brooklyn Cleveland and
metropolitan. Cincinnati games were postponed
on account OF rain.
BALrIMoR8Baitimore 0, Louisville O. Game
called on ninth inning on account of darkness
PHILADELpHIA-Athletics 10. st. Louis g.
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THE TWO DROMIOS.
The Standing of Henry George and Nc
6lynn with the Holy See.

Slynn with the Holy See.
TORONTO, September 18th - Archbishop
Lynch, of Toronto, sends the following letter to
Stewart Lyon:
DEAR SIR: In answer to your questions, I say:
as yet been pronounced by the Holy See. Sec
ond-Dr. McGlynns excommunication was oc-
casioned by his persistent refusal to obey the
command OF the Holy See, to which he promised
obedience as priest and as an alumnus of the
College of the Propaganda at Rome. DR.. Nc
Glynn's case Is purely ecclesiastical, and not
D0litical
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he GOT IT.
A Yoio Cripple Sought q Fight and Got
Too Much.

lCopyl9h, 1857, by Ge California Associated Press
WOODLAND, September 18th. = A shooting
scrape occurred at Madison, in this county. on
bad reputation, was thrown out of saloon, and
when he tried to enter again was prevented by
young maa named Duffey, who held the door.
Ewells entered by window and tried to pick a
fight with Duffey, but failed, and then abused
Duffey' elder brother, striking him with cane.
Duffey left, but was soon afterwards struck by
rock in the hands of Ewells, whereupon he
drew revolver and shot Ewells in the body,
inficting probably fatal wound No arrests
have occurred, and none will as Duffy was un-
questionably In the right
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Burned to Dea tn.

Copyright, 1887. BY the California associated Pressl
STOCKTON, September l2th--A collection of
charred bones were found in the ruins of China
town to-day, and are supposed to be those of a
Chinese butcher, who Is reported missing
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FIENDISH CRIME.
An Aged Man Murdered for HIS Hard
Earned Money,

BUTTE IN. IT,. September 12th.-A Miner spe-
cial from Fort Shaw says that John Embody, 70
years of age, residing alone on ranch at the
head of Dearborn creek, was found dead and
partly burned. An AK was used to cleave his
head. He has children living in New York
state, and had sold out to go to them. The
money is missing. The murderer a young man
from Northwest Territory, Canada, name un-
known, stole the team of horses to escape across
the line. Officers are on the trail and expect to
oyerh all him.
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FOREIGN.
EN- ROUTE TO PRISON.
Hecepeaon to Editor OBrien-ColIIsion
With the Cork Police

DUBLIN, September 12th.--O Brien was en-
thuslaSt1easiy received by Large crowd ON his
ARRIVAL a. Limerick In an address O RrEen Ga II
ne never went on journey which promised
better tor the cause of Ireland than this one.
Inc government might close his lips but there
was spiris in Ireland to-day that all the bayo-
nets at theiE commaAd could not silence
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BANK-BREAKERS.
A Quartet of Circus Men Closing AL the
Faro Banks.

PoRTLAsD, September 18th. On Saturday
night William Sturgis and three other employees
of Barretts Circus broke Isaac Gratton's faro
bank, winning 81 600. Grafton was unable TO
pay the last bet, but settled all accounts when
he met his friends. Sturgis and confederates
won SIS, coo at New Orleans recently and broke
a Butte, Mont, bank for $4,000.
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IGNORANT sIGILIANs.
Soldiers Killed While Endeavorinc to
Protect a City Against ChnIara

NAPLES, September 12th.-Three soldiers at
IFapanf were sent to perform disinfecting duty
and were assailed BY mob, who tried 10 force
them to swallow the carbOlic acid which they
had been sprinkliag about the streets and
houses. One of the soldiers imbibed the LIQUID
and soon after died in horrible agony. The
other two refused to drink the acid and were
killed "
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murphy received a dispatch from, shv amer1san
upon the arrival of the steamer Belgenlaud
search was made and that no children named
Ford, nor family named Fost, with whom the
passengers on the steamer.
He Was Tempted, and Fell.
Troy, September l2th-Chas. P. Ide. book-
kSsPer Tor the First National Bank at GlennIs
Fails. has confessed to the embezzlement of
sto,ioo IN the years 1SS0-l-2. He was an officer
of g Sunday School and generally resnectad
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A Woodland Child has Hand Blown
Off by Giant Powder.

Copyright 1887, by the California Associated Press.l
WOODLAND, September 12th.-Willie Price,
aged 10 years, played with giant powder here
yesterday, and as a result Willie will have to
fight his way through this world with one hand
He and two other boys thought the cartridge
was q Roman candle and ignited it. boy
named Gummow was also slightly hurt
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A LEGISLATOR KILLED.
A Cold-Blooded Murder up in Washing
ton Territory.

Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press
SEATTLE (W. IT,, September 12th.-Hon. Pat
rick Halloran, who was elected to the lower
House of the Legislature in November last, was
killed in his cabin near Renton this morning.
The Sheriff arrested Thomas Redding and Pat
rick Gallagher, who are supposed to be impli-
Gated in the murder. The killing was undoubt-
tween Halloran and certain of his neighbors.
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ORIAND, September 12th.-The election in the
Orland Irrigation District on Saturday was
The vote was 90 for and IL against Iris oresD.
lied the district and elected the officers. The
people are joyous over the result. This opens
about Il, 900 acres of good land to water, which
has previously been confined to the production
of wheat. This is the first district to be organ
lied under the Wright Act in Northern Cali
fornia and much interest has been taken in the
matter all over the county. 1t is thought that
nth har districts will he formed
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BASE-RUNNERS.
Chicago Making Strong Pull to Keep
Second Place

Second Place.
CdICAGO, September l2th.-It was fight for
second place between Chicago and Philadelphia
this afternoon, and the White Stockings man
aged to hold their own. 1t was all done in the
seventh inning, when Clarkson's single a
double by Pfeffer and Ryan, Sullivan three bag
ger and Ansons single knocked out four runs
Clarkson pitched remarkably strong game
Score-Chicago 7, Philadelphia g.
WASHINGTON WHITEwAsHED.
PIT1ssURG, September 10TH The game with
Washington to-day was pitchers battle. Car
roll won it by home-run hit in the second inn
ing, bringing in two other men. Score-Pitts-
burg 3. Washington 0.
DITTO THE BnSTONS.
DETROIT. September l2th.-Kelly essayed to
play short to-day, and aided the home team
materially BY his fumbles Out of five chances
he accepted two. and one of these he juggled,
preventing double play. Getzein pitched a
great game, The game was called at the end of
the seventh inning on account of darkness.
Score-Detroit 6, Boston 0.
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Surrendered by His Bondsmen.
lcepyrigat. 1887. by the California Associated Pre-

lCopyight 1887, by the California associated Press.
NEVADA CITY, September 12th.- Some time
since F. H. Ensign, horseman, was arrested
on complaint of young woman named Rosa
into buggy with him and drove to secluded
spot and there outraged her. Ensign had an
examination and was held to answer in 81 900.
Messrs. Holiister and Scanlan, of Yuba county,
went bail. They have now withdrawn and sur
rendered Ensign, who was lodged in the County
Jail Yesterday.
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He Knew the Place of Old.

Los ANGELES, September 12th.-Last evening
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bradley, who moved into a
house on the corner of Wilmington and Re-
ouina streets a few weeks ago, which was lately
occupied by prostitutes, were disturbed by a
drunken man who wanted to get into the house.
Mrs. Bradley took shot at him, and followed
looked over the fence, when the woman put the
pistol within an inch of the drunken man. but
missed her mark. Both she and her husband
sault to murder
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Hop Growers Rising Hopes.

Copyright 1887, by the California AssocsGted Press
SANTA Rosa, September 12th.-Great incon-
venience is experienced in this vicinity on &C.
count ofthe scarcity of hop -pickers. Owners OF
prices, hop producers expect a fair price, as the
latest cablegram from England places this years
yield at 20 per cent. less than the average, and
the latest from New York estimates this seasons
production at less than one-half of that of 1885,
which was good average.
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Shooting ARRAY in Merced.

ICopyieat, 1887, BY tie California Associated Press.
MERGED, September 12th.-Columbus II. Stan
field last night at Water Station, shot George
Wetherford, using a large-sized revolver. They
had been at Merced together, leaving together
on the train. After reaching the ranch where
they were employed. they entered their sleep
ing-room when Stanfieid ran to his bed, got his
pistol and fred at range of only few feet
The ball struck Wetherford near the right nip
pie, ranging downward and coming out near
the hip Sheriff Givens was notified and went
out to the ranch and arrested the shooter, who
is now in jail.
Woodlands Street-Car Franchise.
ICopvlgat, 1887, by Tie California associated Press.
WOODLAND. September 12th.- Tonight the
Town Trustees granted franchise to Messrs.
Coward & Lawson to build and maintain street
railroad in Woodland. By the terms of the
franchise work is to be commenced in ninety
days. ana the road to be finished in three years.
The projectors of the scheme say they will start
Immediately. The line will run on College,
Walnut First Second and Third streets, and
any motor may be used. The line will be five
miles in length.
A Lads Terrible Death.
tCopyl0M. 1887, by 0e California Associaied Press
saucKLITo. September l2th.-John Russell
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SACRAMENTO TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1s 1887

Patcy, an English apprentice on the ship FaIstatf
fell from the mainyard to the hold sixty feet
and fractured the base Of his skull He died In
ten minutes afterward
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,copyngM. 1887, by ne California Associaied Press.I
saUcKLITo. September l2th.-John Russell
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fore 1t much as u perampulator Is ongl-

fore 1t much as perampulator Is engi-
ueered by nurse. Tho hustle was the
admiration of one of tho main thor
oughfsres Of Augusta. The lady turned
to gaze upon the elegant stationary in
the Chronicle windows. Being thon on
u profile the effect was at its best. She
wore terra Gotta chimney of hat and
with the prolongotion of her body
growing out of the new ''pnoumatic"
busue resemblod very closely rural
summer cottage with q stove iluo fixed
Mt ono end. Modsticiar has indeed
trenchod closely on anatomical pcrfec-
ton when an exquisite female form
can be made to counterfeit farm
shanty with ventilating shaft at the
gable.
The department. of agriculture will
confer national blessing by distribut-
ing the seed of this bustlo free. We
should like to alternate the pneumatic
variety of adjustable bustlc with Ber-
muda grass or Bermuda onions.-
Greensboro (Ga.) N0nc JOuTHak.